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FSP-Associate Research Scientist Thermo Fisher Scientific · Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States
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Posted September 16, 2026
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About the role Thermo Fisher Scientific (FSP) is hiring an Associate Research Scientist in Collegeville, PA to provide hands-on oligonucleotide LC-MS bioanalytical support for a client's DMPK group. The role delivers on-site bioanalysis, maintains analytical instruments, and ensures data integrity; candidates should have experience in LC-MS instrument maintenance and bioanalytical workflows.
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